Functions in our group

On the 15th of May we had our Erasmus+ classes. On this meeting we did something different, namely we have finished our poster about our functions (Who is who in our group). Everyone drew their own creatures.

There are the results of this “little project”.

Mrs. Joanna – Boss

Alicja – Boss Junior

Hania – Nobody, Invisible man

Julia – Speaker

Darek – Naughty one J

Wera U. – Writer

Wera Ch. – Panda

Olga – Lazy man #1

Wera S. – Lazy man #2

Mikołaj – Gamer

Kinga – Nobody

Magda – Australian Tarantula

Dominika – Spider

Laura – Island

Kuba – Nobody

Oliwier – Mascot

After this we did a brain storm about our school like a big family. Some people did a family tree and the rest of our group were sticking and finishing the poster. Everyone were involved in work on the task. Next week we will create a comics connected with our relationships between each other in our school.

To summarize we have already done a good and grate work. This module “Relationships” is kind of different than the first module “History”, but we know that we still have much interesting things to do.

By Weronika U. & Weronika Ch. from Poland

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